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Learn about the latest industry changes to better your career. The Annual Meeting Planning Committee has put together a comprehensive program with attention to all interests for continuing legal education professionals. In
addition, a Boot Camp training program is offered for those beginning their career or transitioning to new positions in CLE.
Strengthen your network with industry leaders and your peers. The ACLEA Annual Meeting is a great place to meet with other continuing legal education professionals.
Get inspiration for your business and your professional development by connecting with vendors, the presenters, and other attendees.
Plenary Sessions Include:
Strategic Thinking Skills for Legal Professionals
Carolien Moors, HardTalk Biz Coaching
Using Process Mapping to Improve the CLE process
Catherine Alman MacDonagh JD, Legal Lean Sigma Institute LLC
Paraprofessionals Limited Legal Practice
Beth Sullivan, Beacon Hill; Todd C. Scott, J.D., Minnesota Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company; Karen Lee, Oregon State Bar; Judge Thomas Lehmann, Tenth Judicial District
The Learning Quiz: Applying Learning Science to the CLE industry
JC Kinnamon, Practising Law Institute (PLI)
AI in Legal Education: Exploring the Power (and Perils) of ChatGPT and Beyond
Joshua Weaver, State Bar of Texas
Special Thanks to Our 59th Annual Meeting Planning Committee!
Chair: Keisha Channer, Sidley Austin LLP
Co-Chair: Wendy Wiley Willett, USC Gould School of Law
Co-Chair: Hedy Bower, State Bar of Texas
Lori Bonnot, The Missouri Bar
Marci Garza Jette, Foley & Lardner LLP
Brandi-Leigh Miller, Cooley LLP
Megan Moore, IICLE
Steffan Welch, American Health Law Association (AHLA)
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